SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 314
Umrao Singh Majithia in English and by Ganda Singh in English
and Panjabi.
Muhsin ibn-ul-Hanif. Jauhar-i-Samsam, MS. 1850 A.D..
BM, Or. 1898; Col. Fuller’s translation, 30784.
An account of the invasions of Nadir Shah, and of the
successors of Aurangzeb, from Bahadur Shah to Muhammad
Shah.
Muizullah Muhammad Peshawari. Mizan-ul-Mumalik, MS. A
history of the Durranis written for Shah Wall Khan, Prime Minister
of Ahmad Shah Durrani. (JASB, 1849, p. 872.).
Mulakhas-ut-Tawarikh Ahwal-i-Salatin-i- Taimuriya, MS. 1828 A.D., BHU.
A short account of the Sikhs and Abdul Samad Khan’s victory
over Banda, 35a-38a.
Muntakhab Akhbar-i-Hindostan. MS. 10, Ethe. 492, 494,
497,
A collection of news-letters chiefly relating to the Maratha
affairs in 1810 A.D. They contain news of Jaswant Rao Holker.
Maharajah Ranjit Singh, the Sikh ruler of the Punjab, Mr. Archibald
Seton, the resident at the court of Delhi, etc.
Muraslat,
Henry Lawrence, Resident, Lahore, MS.. GS.
.............. John Lawrence, Commissioner Doab and
officiating Resident, Lahore.
.............Major George M’Gregor, Personal Assistant to the Resident.
..............Maulvi Rajjab Ali, Mir Munshi of the Residency.
.............Rai Kishan Chand, Vakil.
Murtaza Hussain Allah Yar Usmani Belgrami. Hadiqat-ul-Aqalim,
1296 A.H., 1879 A.D., PPL,
KCA, BLC, 1568; OPB, 637 ; BNP, 670—72; ASB,
D. 140 ; NUL, 7 I 8.
Nanak Shahis, 38; Gurus Tegh Bahadur and Gobind Singh,